fate_carver
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- June 16, 2011 (15y ago)
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IT BPM Consultant. I get called in after a security breach/PR incident and "attempt" to change the corporate culture that created or ignored the problem(s).
I am in my late 30's, started writing code at the age of 9, never stopped. I am currently focused on SharePoint Architecture and Consulting but am still training Developers as needed. I have written code in damn near every language from COBOL to jQuery, .NET to PHP/MySQL.
I have a strong business sense which I get to use everyday with my Fortune 500 clients (Morgan Stanley, Northrop Grumman, Nationwide, Lockheed Martin, etc.) while advising them on technology issues and getting their IT staff prepared for changes.
I also carve wood.
Did you get quality? Again, I wish you the best of luck.
Also, can you keep to the topic? rougefeta needs some help.
Wow, thanks for the great tips. Can you point me to the "HN broken features" list so I can help fix them?
@veyron Um yeah, funny how it looks 'right' in the textbox...perhaps you can suggest a fix to HN dev? Too much stripping of the whitespace. Tellin' me!??! Sherlock!
It is not an MVP...it is an invite. I am growing tired of these misinterpretations of what an MVP (formerly known as a prototype) should be. RTFM. rougefeta, you need a Tech Co-Founder, but do you really think you're…
jaypreneur's head must have exploded. : )
You, and I and most of HN, see this conundrum every time we want to start something. In your case, since you don't have the geek chops, you have the following choices: 1) Get lucky and find a TCF willing to work for…
Just had this pop up on my reader: http://appicurious.com/2011/10/26/inglorious-applications/#.... Like another poster alluded to, save up some money (keep your job). Interview 5+ developers with entrepreneurial…
A CPA! Kudos. I know that is not easy, my fiancee just tested for her CPA...but I would hate to see the code she would write : ) This is way before your time, but Kenny Rogers had a lyric, "Got to know when to hold 'em,…
How old are you? Outsourcing? To where? Part of the problem is a "Tech Co-Founder" is already making $300k+ a year. If you want someone to throw a few hours your way, you need to sweeten the pot and step up the talk a…
jaypreneur, 1) I wish you the best of luck. 2) As Buffett said, "Invest in what you know." 3) Hire the best you can afford to help you with the tech issues. Regarding 3: You go and learn all you can, write some code,…